Split Feather
Siggy Aleksov sees demons and talks with creatures she knows aren't really there. Taken from her family as a child, she is dogged by memories of abandonment, abuse, and mental health issues. Siggy suffers from a hot temper, cluster headaches, caffeine addiction, and terminal foul language.
She complicates her life even more when she saves the life of a talented assassin sent to kill her. Deciding to get the hell out of Dodge, Siggy travels to the Alaska bush to find out who she really is. The answer is more fantastic that she could have imagined and she can imagine a lot.
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Deborah A. Wolf's journey to becoming a celebrated voice in epic fantasy is anything but ordinary. Born under the expansive Alaskan sky, her childhood was marked by the wild rhythms of nature, a backdrop that continues to shape her storytelling today. From exploring remote islands to playing in the shadow of mountains, Deborah’s early life was steeped in adventure—a quality she carries with her into every book.
Her writing, deeply infused with themes of nature, ancient creatures, and political intrigue, transports readers to worlds where dragons and magic are as real as the human struggles that shape them. In The Dragon’s Legacy series, Deborah weaves a tapestry of mythic proportions, creating a world on the edge of transformation. Here, dragons are not mere beasts—they are gods, and their power shapes the fate of kingdoms. Through her intricate plots and vividly drawn characters, Deborah invites readers to examine power, legacy, and the enduring fight for survival in a world where the lines between good and evil are never clear-cut.
Daughter of the Midnight Sun
The world of Daughter of the Midnight Sun carries a quiet intensity, the kind that slips in slowly as you follow a young woman who has spent her whole life trying to outrun the shadows inside her. Siggy grows up feeling misplaced in every sense, caught between a rough childhood in Michigan and a mind full of visions she cannot explain. When her life finally fractures, she chooses distance over safety and escapes to the far reaches of Alaska, a place where the land feels ancient and the silence can be louder than any voice.
Daughter of the Midnight Sun consists of one book and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
